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Mexico On Track To Lose Close To $4 Billion In Remittances In 2025, Data Shows
Mexico is on track to lose close to $4 billion in remittances this year if the current trend holds
Top Venezuelan Official Reads Letter On Air Claiming Marco Rubio Is Spearheading a Plot To Topple The Government
Venezuela's Justice and Peace Minister, Diosdado Cabello, read a letter on air claiming that U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is spearheading a plot to topple the country's authoritarian government
U.S. Hits Jalisco Cartel Associates, Linked Businesses With Sanctions Over Timeshare Scam
The FBI says the Jalisco cartel began operating in the timeshare industry in 2012, running call centers in Mexico where employees impersonated U.S. brokers, attorneys and sales representatives to defraud property owners.
Mexican President Sheinbaum Says Extradition Of 26 Cartel Operatives Was About Mexico's Security, Not U.S. Pressure
The Mexican government extradited on Tuesday 26 alleged cartel operatives to the United States — the second mass transfer this year, following the extradition of 29 cartel members in February.
Colombian President Reportedly Calls For Urgent Meeting Of Latin American Officials Over 'Threat Of Aggression' From Trump Admin
Colombian President Gustavo Petro called for an urgent meeting of Latin American officials over what he described as a threat of aggression and interference by the Trump administration
U.S. Offers Millions For Information On Haitian Gang Leader 'Barbecue' For Violating Sanctions
The U.S. is offering a $5 million reward for information leading to the arrest of Haitian gang leader Jimmy "Barbecue" Cherizier
Two Mexican Businessmen Charged in U.S. Bribery Case Tied to Mexican State Oil Firm Pemex
The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Texas unsealed on Monday an indictment charging two Mexican businessmen with allegedly paying bribes to secure lucrative contracts with Petróleos Mexicanos
Border Patrol Agents Detain Disabled Teen Outside L.A. High School in Case of Mistaken Identity
U.S. Border Patrol agents briefly detained a 15-year-old boy with disabilities outside a high school in the Van Nuys neighborhood this week in what officials are calling a case of mistaken identity
North Carolina Trucker Charged With Financing Haitian Gang Leader Threatening To Overthrow The Government
A North Carolina trucker has been charged with financing a prominent Haitian gang leader seeking to overthrow the government
WATCH: Dozens Of Cartel Leaders Handcuffed By Mexican Troops While Extradited To The U.S.
Cartel leaders could be seen handcuffed and walking in a single line while under custody of Mexican troops as they were extradited to the U.S.
Analysts Warn U.S. Could Conduct Military Strikes Against Cartels Without Mexico's Consent
Two analysts are warning that President Donald Trump could unilaterally order strikes on Mexican cartels, noting his frequent disregard for "a lack of permission"
Trump Admin Discussed Using Navy Destroyers To Launch Missiles At Cartel Leaders Or Infrastructure: Report
The Trump administration reportedly discussed options to attack cartels ranging from using Navy destroyers to launch missiles at cartel leaders or infrastructure to partnering more closely with Mexican counterparts, according to a new report
Gustavo Petro Warns U.S. Attack On Venezuela Would Be Considered An Aggression Against Colombia Too
Colombian President Gustavo Petro warned he would consider any attacks by the U.S. on Venezuela as an attack on Colombia as well
Mexican President Sheinbaum Rejects Trump's Reported Order To Allow Military Strikes On Cartels
Claudia Sheinbaum said her administration had been informed about the executive order, but emphasized that "it had nothing to do with the participation of any military forces in Mexico."
Venezuelan Foreign Minister Slams AG Bondi Over Increased Reward For Maduro: 'Pathetic'
Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yvan Gil slammed Attorney General Pam Bondi over the increased reward for authoritarian President Nicolas Maduro
Trump's Reported Approval Of Military Use Against Cartels Opens a Door To Attacking Venezuela's Maduro
Donald Trump reportedly approved the use of military force against Latin American cartels deemed terrorist organizations by his administration, a move that opens the door to attacking Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro
U.S. Sanctions Mexican Rapper 'El Makabelico' For Laundering Cártel del Noreste Money Through Concerts
A popular Mexican rapper known as "El Makabelico" has been sanctioned in the U.S. for allegedly helping launder money for the Cartel del Noreste
Mexican President Sheinbaum Backs U.S. Decision Not to Seek Death Penalty in 'Mayo' Zambada Case
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said her administration supports the decision to not seek the death penalty for several drug lords incarcerated in the U.S.
State Department Nods To Indefinite Reelection In Bukele's El Salvador: 'It Is Up To Them'
The U.S. State Department appeared to nod to indefinite reelection in El Salvador, saying "the decision to make constitutional changes is theirs"
African Nation Confirms It Will Receive Hundreds Of U.S. Deportees From Third Countries
The African nation of Rwanda confirmed it will receive up to 250 U.S. deportees from third countries
Russia Warns Against 'Nuclear Rhetoric' After Trump Orders Deployment Of Nuclear Submarines Over Trump Clash With Moscow Official
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov warned against "nuclear rhetoric" after U.S. President Donald Trump ordered the deployment of nuclear submarines following clashes with Russian official Dmitry Medvedev
American Veteran Missing In Haiti After Failed Mission With Private Contractor
An American veteran has been missing for months after a failed mission with a private contractor in Haiti
Remittances To Mexico Drop More Than 15% In June With Immigration Crackdown And Trump Tax Threats
Mexico's national bank informed that remittances from the U.S. have fallen over 16% compared to the same month last year. June's was the third consecutive monthly decrease
U.S. Treasury Designates Maduro-Linked Venezuelan Criminal Network for Ties to Sinaloa Cartel
While the U.S. has identified the Sinaloa Cartel as a partner of the Cártel de los Soles, officials have not disclosed details about the nature or extent of that collaboration.
Mexico Reports Over 75,000 Repatriated Nationals Since Donald Trump's Return to Office
According to data from Mexican authorities, of the more than 75,000 nationals who have returned, 16,000 have been transported back to their communities of origin with federal support.
Mexico And U.S. Closing In On Deal To Expand Information Sharing, Cracking Down On Fentanyl
Mexico and the U.S. are closing in on a deal to expand information sharing and further crack down on fentanyl trafficking, particularly by reducing the flow of precursor chemicals
State Department Scrambled To Deal With Triple Murderer Repatriated From Venezuela: 'We Did Get The S.O.B. Released'
State Department officials reportedly grappled with the knowledge that they were repatriating a triple murderer as part of an agreement with Venezuela and El Salvador
U.S. Ambassador To Mexico Claims Cartels Are 'Going Bankrupt' Due To Enhanced Border Security
U.S. ambassador to Mexico Ronald Johnson said cartels are going "bankrupt" as a result of increased fentanyl seizures
Loss of TPS for Venezuelans Begins to Impact South Florida's Economy, Report Finds
Studies suggest the loss of TPS could shrink the U.S. economy by $13.4 billion annually due to reduced consumer spending. Businesses in South Florida are already facing the repercussions.
Mexican President Sheinbaum Touts U.S. Trade Deal Extension: 'Keeping a Cool Head Worked'
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum celebrated Donald Trump's decision to extend their trade deal deadline for 90 more days